Pamela Love has some good news for all us budget conscious fans of her amazing line: first of all she’s one of us, saying “right now I can’t really even necessarily afford my jewelry”. The real news is she wants to change that by offering a lower priced line and isn’t ready to succumb to production in a factory to do it. Her solution to this is as follows: “I think we’re going to start using some costume materials to see if we can lower the price point and also at the same time try to make some really crazy extravagant pieces that are just mind-blowing and amazing.” – Sounds good to me! PS: Pamela Love is also involved in a couple collaborations for Fashion Week, so check back here for more info about that and her new lower priced line.

SOURCE: Fashionologie

Another great jewelry collaboration that hit New York Fashion Week was that between Pamela Love and Zac Posen. (Love also worked with Yigal Azrouel and Frank Tell for the Fall 2009 season.)

The collection is a mix of tough and pretty: delicate braids and spike-sprouting leaves and flowers.

GALLERY: Pamela Love x Zac Posen.

Open until mid-January, the pop-up shop features clothing and accessories from Samantha Pleet, Patrick Pleet, Rapscallion, Bodkin, Pamela Love, Kendi, Jewish Rosaries, and Mocun.

Pamela Love’s eponymous jewelry line reflects her lifelong interest in skeletons, mythology, nature, and science. Her line is a veritable zoo of brass and gold wildlife, anatomy, and fantasy (talons, teeth, snakes, skulls, rams, etc.).  Williamsburg-based Love has said she prefers “pieces that are both rock-and-roll but still earthy.”

In NY you can find Pamela Love Jewelry at Eva and Sucre, and online at Cabinets of Curiosities.